Sentence examples for the first threads from inspiring English sources

Governments promoted competition, introduced progressive taxation and wove the first threads of a social safety net.

The first threads for collecting examples of genuinely upset "libtards" and Hillary Clinton supporters to meme, mock and bombard them on Twitter began shortly after that.

It was here a year ago, when the qualifier Guillermo Cañas ended Federer's 41-match winning streak in stunning fashion, that the first threads began to fray on his cloak of invincibility.

These reactions initiate not only the formation of organic molecules in the cosmos, but also provide some of the first threads knitting together atoms and molecules into solid material.

(Rybczynski overstates the case a little: the first threads on a tapered wood screw are a spiral, moving away from the axis until they become a helix for the remainder of the shaft).

The execution proceeds with A 2, and the first threads finally reaches label l3 while the second threads simply waits at label l5 for the next tick of C0.  .

The first thread is agrarianism.

The first thread relates to problem formulation.

The first thread was the obsession of Sheik Mohammed's clan, the members of which deeply detest the United States.

The first thread started with the search to understand the movement of stars and planets in the apparently hemispherical sky.

It is found that uneven load distribution in threads occurs at elevated temperature, which mainly focuses on the first two threads closest to the nut bearing surface, with the first thread carrying 74% of the total load.